<TITLE>01. Par 1-13</TITLE>63-0627, Jesus Christ The Same Yesterday, Today, And Forever, Associated Brotherhood Of Christians Campground, Hot Springs, AR, 130 min
L-1      Thank you, brother. [Brother Samuel Johnson says, "God bless you, Brother Branham."--Ed.] My, I would have to live some, to live up a reputation like that, wouldn't I? I certainly appreciate that, though. If there was no one believed, what good would it do me to go? Yeah. You have to have someone to believe. No matter what God would do, if you don't believe what He is doing, then... It has to be two of us, you know, somebody has to believe with me for this. And no matter what would take place, if--if no one believes, then it would be of no benefit, it would be of no use at all. But I'm so glad to hear that people still believes this wonderful story of the Lord Jesus. He is kind love to us all.

L-2 And I had such a wonderful time last night. I--I went home and lived off the results of it till this time. I come back to refill. And I think this is what we all come for, is to hear the songs of Zion, the testimonies of the people, and in the house of the Lord.

L-3   Now, I believe it was said once, in the Bible, "How sweet that brethren to dwell together in unity." It's like the anointing oil that was on Aaron's beard, that run to the hems of his skirt. I think there is nothing any more precious than to see a--a unified people, in the Spirit of the Lord, to be unity, all agreeing.

L-4 You know, I think the ten days that they were waiting for the--the original, first outpouring of the Holy Spirit, how that must have been a unifying time, of the people all in one heart and one accord. And every time that man gets together like that, since then, the Holy Spirit always meets with them.

L-5 The Bible said, Jesus speaking, said that, "Wherever two or three are gathered in My Name, there I am in the midst of them." So now we know, truthfully, that Jesus has gathered with us, because we have gathered in His Name.

L-6   Now, tonight, it's been given over to pray for the sick people. And as I come in the door, I seen there was those laying there, who were sick and afflicted. My son just returned back to pick up Sister Moore and I, and to bring over to the church; and he said he had give out some prayer cards, so he could number them and--and bring the people up one at a time, to pray for them.

L-7 Today I had a wonderful day. I was down in a--a little park down here, and there was a man coming along, gathering up the--the stuff out of the garbage can.
I said, "I'm here for the meeting."
He said, "Oh, up there at the campgrounds?"
I said, "Yes."

L-8 He said, "Well," he said, "I'm going up tomorrow night." He said, "There is a minister, Brother Branham, is going to speak."
And I said, "Yes, sir."

L-9 And he said, "Well," he said, "I want to go up." Said, "My wife and family was up last evening." And--and the--the man was smoking.

L-10 And--and I said, "Well," I said, "do you know Brother Branham?"

L-11 Said, "Oh, it's been years ago." Said, "He was here for... I always thought it taken a lot of nerve, or faith, or something." Said, "I was over here at the armory to see him bring those people up there, in cots and stretchers, and blind and twisted, and see them walk off the platform."
But I--I said, "I--I am Brother Branham."

L-12 And he--he said, "Oh, I'm not..." Kind of put his cigarette back. And very gentleman type of fellow. And another man come up, very nice.

L-13   We had a little talk, was expressing to them about the Presence of God. "There--there is no--nowhere you can look. You can look at the tree, you can see it's governed by God. And everything that you look at is God." I said, "I hope if we meet again, in life, that you'll be Christian like your family." Prayed for them as soon as they left, the other gentleman.


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